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website-template — Vite Starter Template

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A minimal static website template based on Vite and TailwindCSS, with built-in GSAP animations and Prettier configuration, plus AI agent collaboration instructions. It can be used for landing pages, portfolios, documentation sites, or simple marketing sites.

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Uses Vite as the build and local development tool, providing dev, build, and preview scripts

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Integrates TailwindCSS for utility-first styling and rapid prototyping

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Includes Prettier configuration to unify code formatting

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Integrates GSAP for animation effects

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Provides .agents/AGENTS.md and accompanying guidance, explaining the AI agent collaboration workflow and recommended inputs

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Streamlined file structure: src/ holds runnable code, configuration is in the root directory

Template Details

This is a minimal template for static websites. The README describes its positioning as "minimal, opinionated." You can keep its structure and starter content, or clear it out and start from scratch. Suitable scenarios include landing pages, portfolios, documentation sites, or simple marketing sites.

Technically, the template uses Vite as the build tool, TailwindCSS for styling, Prettier for formatting, and GSAP for animations. The README mentions that the Vite configuration provides a fast local development experience and a small production bundle size, but it does not give specific version numbers or performance data. The project structure places runnable code under src/, with configuration in the root directory: src/_public/ stores static assets copied as-is, src/_ui/ contains components (reusable UI components, labeled in the README as WebComponents), scripts, and styles, src/library/ stores all components and page templates, and the root-level index.* is the homepage entry. The root directory also contains vite.config.js and wrangler.toml (Cloudflare Workers configuration).

The template includes .agents/AGENTS.md to guide AI agents in obtaining instructions on the landing page workflow, project structure, styles, assets, and motion. The README suggests that agents reuse src/library/pages/template/ to create new pages, check src/_ui/styles/theme.css before introducing new values, consult src/library/components/manifest.json before opening component HTML, prioritize components by structural match, and report placeholders, assumptions, and design token gaps during handoff.

The README does not describe specific deployment steps, browser compatibility scope, accessibility support, or testing approach; the presence of wrangler.toml only indicates that Cloudflare Workers configuration is included, and the README does not elaborate on its purpose. The code is released under the MIT license.

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Is it right for your project?

Use Cases

  • Building landing pages or product microsites
  • Creating a developer personal portfolio
  • Building documentation sites
  • Rapid prototype validation and style experiments
  • Projects that need AI agents to generate pages according to established conventions

Suitable For

  • Static website projects that want to start from an existing structure
  • Teams or individuals using TailwindCSS for rapid prototyping
  • Sites that need GSAP animation capabilities
  • AI agent workflows willing to collaborate according to the template conventions (component manifest, theme tokens, page templates)

Getting started & customization

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  1. 1

    Install dependencies: npm install

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    Start the development server: npm run dev

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    Build the production version: npm run build

  4. 4

    Preview the build result: npm run preview

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    The README does not provide deployment steps; the wrangler.toml in the root directory is Cloudflare Workers configuration, but the README does not explain its specific usage

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Template Information

Source platforms
GitHub
Documentation and maintenance reference score
More documented · 80 / 100
Technologies
Vite · HTML
Website type
Starter
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# Website template

This is a minimal, opinionated template for static websites. Use the structure and starter content, or strip everything and start fresh. Suitable for landing pages, portfolios, documentation sites, or simple marketing sites.

## Features

- Minimal Vite setup for fast local dev and small production bundles.
- TailwindCSS configured for utility-first styling and rapid prototyping.
- Prettier configuration for consistent formatting.
- GSAP for advanced, performant animations.
- Small, easy-to-understand file structure to get started quickly.

## Quick start

1. Install dependencies:
   - npm install
2. Start dev server:
   - npm run dev
3. Build for production:
   - npm run build
4. Preview build:
   - npm run preview

## Project structure

```
website-template/
├── .agents/             # AI agents instructions
├── plugins/             # Vite plugins
├── src/                 # Website source code
│   ├── _public/         # Static assets copied as-is to build output
│   ├── _ui/             # Interface core
│   │   ├── components/  # Reusable UI components (WebComponents)
│   │   ├── scripts/     # UI logic
│   │   └── styles/      # Global styles
│   ├── library/         # All components and page templates
│   ├── */index.html     # Other pages
│   └── index.*          # Entry points for homepage
├── vite.config.js       # Vite configuration
└── wrangler.toml        # Cloudflare workers configuration
```

This layout keeps runnable code in src/ and configuration at the root.

## Good for

- Landing pages, product microsites, and developer portfolios.
- Fast prototyping with Tailwind utilities.
- Projects where small bundle size and quick iteration matter.

## Working with AI agents

AI agents should start from `.agents/AGENTS.md`, which routes them to the focused guidance for landing-page workflows, project structure, styling, assets, and motion.

Recommended prompt inputs for the best result:

- Company or product name
- Industry and audience
- Tone and visual direction
- Required page sections and priorities
- Brand colors, logos, screenshots, and icon preferences
- Any content that must stay final versus placeholder

Agent workflow expectations:

- Reuse `src/library/pages/template/` for new pages
- Check `src/_ui/styles/theme.css` before introducing new values
- Use `src/library/components/manifest.json` before opening component HTML
- Choose components by structural fit first, then adapt visuals
- Report placeholders, assumptions, and token gaps in the handoff

## License

The code is available under the [MIT license](LICENSE).
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